Copenhagen

Historic centre

Indre By (City Centre)

The centre of Copenhagen

The old medieval core — the Strøget shopping street, the Round Tower, Rosenborg's gardens and a warren of squares and cafés. The most central and walkable base, close to everything, and where the city is prettiest; also its priciest and busiest, but never tacky.

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Around Indre By (City Centre), Copenhagen
1/4

€250–420

typical per night in Denmark

high for Denmark

You pay for the postcode

Cheapest in CopenhagenPriciest

One of the pricier addresses in Copenhagen.

Where it sits

The circle is Indre By and roughly a 10-minute walk around it.

How far is everything?

Copenhagen Kastrup (CPH)~15 min drive8.2 km

From the middle of this area to the city's headline sights — pick your own on the city page and these become your list.

  • Nyhavn9 min walk753 m
  • Tivoli Gardens12 min walk969 m
  • Amalienborg & the royal guard12 min walk1.0 km
  • Church of Our Saviour spire13 min walk1.1 km
  • Freetown Christiania15 min walk1.3 km
  • Swim at a harbour bath18 min walk1.5 km
  • The Little Mermaid23 min walk1.9 km
  • The Meatpacking District24 min walk2.0 km

On your doorstep

What you’re living next to if you stay here.

The Round Tower above the streets of central Copenhagen
Strøget & the Round Tower
Rosenborg Castle in the King's Garden, Copenhagen
Rosenborg Castle & crown jewels
Torvehallerne food market, Copenhagen
Torvehallerne market
Danish smørrebrød open sandwiches
A smørrebrød lunch
  • 5.Strøget & the Round TowerOne of Europe's longest pedestrian streets, threading the old town from the city hall to Nyhavn past squares and shops — and just off it, the 17th-century Round Tower you climb by a spiralling ramp for a view over the rooftops. The city's walkable spine.
  • 6.Rosenborg Castle & crown jewelsA fairy-tale Renaissance castle set in the King's Garden — the royal treasury in its cellar glittering with the Danish crown jewels and regalia. Small, rich and central, wrapped in the loveliest park in the city, where all Copenhagen sunbathes in summer.
  • 10.Torvehallerne marketTwo glass food halls by Nørreport packed with the best of Danish eating — smørrebrød, fresh fish, cheese, coffee and pastries, plus stalls to eat at on the spot. The tastiest, most affordable way to graze your way through new Nordic food.
  • 11.A smørrebrød lunchDenmark's open sandwich raised to an art — dense rye piled with pickled herring, roast beef and crispy onions, or prawns and dill, eaten with a cold beer and a shot of aquavit. The classic Copenhagen lunch; do it properly at an old cellar restaurant.

When are you staying?

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